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I say it's fine. If you want to have milspec kit, that's fine. Guns are on the upward stroke of interest. Call of Duty and Battlefield are influential with the young crowd and frankly, if it gets young people into guns and RKBA, I say it's a good thing.

Howdy, folks, I had a tooth pulled recently and was issued some prescription narcotics for pain. It's unlikely to happen where I live but what would be the legal ramifications of using a firearm for self defence while under the influence of narcotics taken properly in accordance with the scrip?

My first gun is 2 answers. My first gun my dad gave me was a J.C. Higgins single shot .22. When I was about 13 or 14, I bought a Mossberg 185KC bolt action 20 gauge from my dad's friend who was getting a divorce. They both have served me faitfhully for many years to date.

Elevation is dead on at 100 yards, just a tish bit to the left for windage.

I have a Mosin Nagant from 1944 I bought a few years ago. My dad has a .22 rifle he told me I get when he passes (and in turn I have to give it to one of my kids). He got it from his dad when he was old enough (his daddy passed when he was 2). His dad got it from his father before him, a...

If you want the gun just for putting lead into targets, go with the Pistil Calibre Carbine in 9mm. It's cheaper. If you want to put it into other roles like they have mentioned above, a .223 would be more versatile. A Hi-Point 995 can be picked up used around $150 or so. You can't argue with...

Howdy, folks. I've heard from a lot of people that CCI Stingers are bat for 10/22s and shouldn't be used in them. Is there any truth to this? Can someone explain why?

Brinks is selling a product. They want the people watching to think that they (Brinks) is their messiah and will save them from all robbers. They also may run into legal trouble if they advocated the use of lethal force (the homeowner shoots badguy, badguy sues homeowner, homeowner sues brinks...

Bub, you cleared up a lot of that for me. Thank you

Should be. Check the list. It's on the CA DOJ website. If you're from out of state, you just need to register it.

Do you reload?

BTT for the night...please someone's got to have some info on the police

Crunker, thanks for reading and mentioning my post. Like I said, I don't know Jack's Mom about bears. I also didn't notice that much of a short range in his post. My bad. Oh crap, I sound like I'm being sarcastic...Crunker, I'm being totally honest and honestly thanking you. OP: I'd say...

*no offense to non religious types* Lord, we come together at this moment and we just ask that you keep your hands on Ryan's grandfather and the medical staff that are working with him, Lord. Ijust pray that you ease the worry on his family, Lord and that you help him recover from this...

Polizei, may I ask to which agency you belong?

Know your target. Know your target. He was in the legal right but for gosh sakes, man...if you don't know your neighbours, get to know them...at least by face. And if someone breaks into your house, get positive identification and don't just shoot in the dark. Sheesh

Howdy, folks. When it comes to a police department's standard patrol division weapons, how are they regulated I'm assuming they don't have to worry about Class III or be Sec 922r compliant. But I'm trying to figure out how different it is from the civilian sector and/or PMC's like Blackwater...

I would suggest going to ammoman.com and getting as much 7.62x39 as you can. That will do a heck of a lot to start you out. After that, I have no sources but I'd suggest getting you some 2 3/4" buckshot and slugs. It will be more valuable as a tool or a barter item as almost any 12 gauge can...

I've never seen the repercussions of shooting a bear. I was born and raised in Western North Dakota. If you end up killing a bear and reporting it to the authorities, would there be any repercussions of you being out in the woods with a rifle with a scope and a foregrip shooting a bear...

Undershirt and Belly Band. You can't go wrong.